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effective date hereof, and upon
acceptance of the Company, the
following will be repealed: Ordinance
No. 24-99 of the City, passed and
approved November 4, 1999, granting
a franchise to Rocky Mountain
Power; Ordinance No. 19-13 of the
City, passed and approved on August
6, 2013; the Franchise Extension
Agreement between the parties as
approved by the City Council on May
2, 2017; and the Second Franchise
Extension Agreement between the
parties as approved by City Council
on October 17, 2017.
PASSED on 1st reading the 17th day of
October, 2017.
PASSED on 2nd reading the 7th day of
November, 2017.
PASSED, APPROVED AND
ADOPTED on the 3rd and final
reading the 21st day of November,
2017.
Mayor Humphrey opened the public
hearing for the consideration of the
vacation of a portion of South Spruce
Street, between East 14th and 15th
Streets.
Interim City Attorney Chambers
entered
two
(2)
exhibits:
correspondence from Liz Becher to
J. Carter Napier, dated October 30,
2017 and an affidavit of publication,
as published in the Casper-Star
Tribune, dated November 20, 2017.
City Manager Napier provided a brief
report.
Speaking in support were: Dennis Bay,
Executive Director of District Services
Natrona County School District,
Steve Ellbogen, Principal of Dean
Morgan, and Dean Morgan student
Teryn Bailey.
Dennis Steensland, 533 S. Washington,
addressed Council to ask questions
and express his desire that the school
district follow through with the closing
of the street in a timely manner. Mr.
Ellbogen explained the temporary and
long-term solutions planned for the
closure.
There being no others to speak for
or against the issues involving the
vacation of a portion of South Spruce
Street, the public hearing was closed.
Following ordinance read:
ORDINANCE NO. 20-17
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
THE VACATION OF A PORTION
OF SOuTH SPRuCE STREET.
Councilmember Huckabay presented
the foregoing ordinance for approval,
on first reading.
Seconded by
Councilmember
Laird.
Motion
passed.
Mayor Humphrey opened the public
hearing for the consideration of the
amendment to the fiscal year 20172018 budget.
Interim City Attorney Chambers
entered
two
(2)
exhibits:
correspondence from Tom Pitlick to
J. Carter Napier, dated November 15,
2017 and an affidavit of publication,
as published in the Casper-Star
Tribune, dated November 16, 2017.
City Manager Napier provided a brief
report.
There being no one to speak for or
against the issue, the public hearing
was closed.
Following resolution read:
RESOLuTION NO. 17-210
A RESOLuTION AMENDING
THE
FISCAL
yEAR
2018
BuDGET OF THE CITy OF
CASPER, AuTHORIzING THE
ADJuSTMENT
OF
FuNDS
THEREuNDER.
Councilmember Laird presented the
foregoing resolution for adoption.
Seconded
by
Councilmember
Hopkins. Councilmembers expressed
their support for these changes to the
budget and thanked staff for their
hard work. City Manager Napier
addressed questions presented by
Council. Moved by Councilmember
Laird to amend Resolution No. 17210 to reflect the increase of $303,749
to the general revenue fund. Seconded
by Councilmember Walsh. Motion to
amend the resolution passed. Council
then voted on Resolution No. 17-210,
as amended. Motion passed.
Mayor Humphrey excused herself
from the meeting briefly.
Mayor Pro Tem Pacheco opened the
public hearing for the consideration
of the transfer of ownership interest
in Retail Liquor License No. 7, Love
Holdings, LLC, d/b/a C85@ The
Branding Iron.
Interim City Attorney Chambers
entered
four
(4)
exhibits:
correspondence from Tom Pitlick, to
J. Carter Napier, dated November 6,
2017, an affidavit of publication, as
published in the Casper-Star Tribune,
dated November 14, 2017, an affidavit
of website publication, as published
on the City of Casper website, dated
November 6, 2017, and the liquor
license application filed October 20,
2017. City Manager Napier provided
a brief report.
There being no one to speak for or
against the issues involving Retail
Liquor License No. 7, the public
hearing was closed.
Moved by Councilmember Laird,
seconded by Councilmember Powell,
to, by minute action, authorize the
transfer of ownership interest in
Retail Liquor License No. 7. Mayor
Humphrey was not present to vote.
Councilmember Huckabay abstained
from voting. Motion passed.
Mayor Pro Tem Pacheco opened the
public hearing for the consideration
of the issuance of Bar and Grill
Liquor License No. 9, for Moreno
and Moreno, LLC, d/b/a Guadalajara
Family Mexican Restaurant, located
at 3350 Cy Avenue.
Interim City Attorney Chambers
entered
four
(4)
exhibits:
correspondence from Tom Pitlick, to
J. Carter Napier, dated October 16,
2017, an affidavit of publication, as
published in the Casper-Star Tribune,
dated November 13, 2017, an affidavit
of website publication, as published
on the City of Casper website, dated
October 16, 2017, and the Liquor
License application filed October 10,
2017. City Manager Napier provided
a brief report. Mayor Humphrey
returned to the meeting.
Speaking in support was Maria
Michel, an owner of Guadalajara
Family Mexican Restaurant.
There being no others to speak for or
against the issues involving Bar and
Grill Liquor License No. 9, the public
hearing was closed.
Moved by Councilmember Huckabay,
seconded by Councilmember Laird,
to, by minute action, authorize the
issuance of Bar and Grill Liquor
License No. 9. Motion passed.
Mayor Humphrey opened the public
hearing for the consideration of the
issuance of Resort Liquor License No.
6, for City of Casper d/b/a Hogadon
Basin Ski Area, located at 2500 West
Hogadon Road.
Interim City Attorney Chambers
entered
four
(4)
exhibits:
correspondence from Tom Pitlick, to
J. Carter Napier, dated October 24,
2017, an affidavit of publication, as
published in the Casper-Star Tribune,
dated November 13, 2017, an affidavit
of website publication, as published
on the City of Casper website, dated
October 25, 2017, and the Liquor
License application filed September 6,
2017. City Manager Napier provided
a brief report.
Speaking in support were: Tracy
LaMont, 9855 Crimson Dawn; Dennis
Steensland, 533 S. Washington; Ray
Bader, 3800 Plateau; and, Bruce
Lamberson, 2449 Hogadon Road.
City Manager Napier addressed
questions presented to Council by Mr.
Steensland.
There being no others to speak for
or against the issues involving Resort
Liquor License No. 6, the public
hearing was closed.
Moved by Councilmember Powell,
seconded by Councilmember Hopkins,
to, by minute action, authorize the
issuance of Resort Liquor License No.
6. Councilmembers made statements
on the matter. Councilmember Walsh
voted nay. Motion passed.
The following ordinances were
considered, on second reading, by
consent agenda.
ORDINANCE NO. 15-17
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A
zONE CHANGE FOR LOTS 1-4,
THOMAS D. ROSS #1 ADDITION
IN THE CITy OF CASPER,
WyOMING.
ORDINANCE NO. 19-17
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
A zONE CHANGE FOR LOTS 1-8
OF THE CPH ADDITION IN THE
CITy OF CASPER, WyOMING.
Councilmember Morgan presented
the foregoing two (2) ordinances
for adoption, on second reading,
by consent agenda. Seconded by
Councilmember Hopkins. Motion
passed.
Following resolution read:
RESOLuTION NO. 17-221
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
AN AMENDMENT TO THE
MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE CITy OF CASPER
AND
GLOBAL
SPECTRuM,
L.P. A DELAWARE LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP D/B/A SPECTRA
VENuE MANAGEMENT.
Councilmember Powell presented the
foregoing resolution for adoption.
Seconded by Councilmember Pacheco.
City Manager Napier provided a brief
report. Councilmembers discussed this
topic at length. City Manager Napier
and Dan Coryell, City of Casper
Parks Manager, addressed questions
presented by Council. Interim City
Attorney Chambers also provided
clarification on the term of the
contract. Councilmembers Morgan
and Walsh voted nay. Motion passed.
The following resolutions were
considered, by consent agenda:
RESOLuTION NO. 17-211
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
A uTILITy EASEMENT WITH
LuCAS M. JOHNSON FOR THE
SOuTH FOREST DRIVE STREET
VACATION.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-212
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
A uTILITy EASEMENT WITH
ROy E. PRIOR FOR THE SOuTH
FOREST
DRIVE
STREET
VACATION.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-213
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
AN AMENDMENT TO THE
LEASE BETWEEN THE CITy OF
CASPER AND CASPER LEGION
BASEBALL CLuB, INC., FOR
MIKE LANSING FIELD.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-214
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 TO
THE AGREEMENT WITH TRETO
CONSTRuCTION,
LLC,
FOR
A TIME EXTENSION OF TWO
HuNDRED FORTy-ONE (241)
DAyS FOR THE CENTER &
9TH STREETS INTERSECTION
CONTROLS, PROJECT NO. 17-053.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-215
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 WITH
TRETO CONSTRuCTION, LLC
FOR THE COLuMBINE STREET
IMPROVEMENTS, PROJECT NO.
17-003.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-216
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE
AGREEMENT
WITH
THE
WyOMING
DEPARTMENT
OF TRANSPORTATION FOR
A TIME EXTENSION FOR
THE
TRANSPORTATION
ALTERNATIVES
PROGRAM
FuNDED ROBERTSON ROAD
SOuTH PATHWAy, PROJECT NO.
15-41.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-217
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
A
CONTRACT
FOR
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
WITH CIVIL ENGINEERING
PROFESSIONALS, INC., FOR
THE Cy BOOSTER STATION
REPLACEMENT, PROJECT NO.
16-024.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-218
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
A QuITCLAIM DEED FOR
CLOSING ON THE SALE OF
LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CEMETERy
ADDITION
(WOLF
CREEK
CEMETERy PROPERTy).
RESOLuTION NO. 17-219
A RESOLuTION AuTHORIzING
A QuITCLAIM DEED FOR
CLOSING ON THE SALE OF
THE 777 BERNADINE STREET
PROPERTy,
DESCRIBED
AS
LOTS 24-28, BLOCK 2, KEySTONE
ADDITION TO THE CITy OF
CASPER.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-220
A RESOLuTION AMENDING
THE
COMMuNITy
DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
FEE SCHEDuLE.
RESOLuTION NO. 17-222
A RESOLuTION AMENDING
RESOLuTION
17-165
REGARDING THE FEES FOR
THE uSE OF HOGADON BASIN
SKI AREA.
Councilmember Pacheco presented
the foregoing eleven (11) resolutions
for adoption.
Seconded by
Councilmember Morgan. Motion
passed.
Moved by Councilmember Morgan,
seconded
by
Councilmember
Hopkins, to, by consent minute action,
authorize the discharge of $15,990.48
of uncollectible accounts receivable
balances, aged between the dates of
July 1, 2012 and September 30, 2012,
including more recent bankruptcies;
and authorize the reappointments
of Ben Schrader, Doug Follick, and
Bob Chynoweth to the Amoco Reuse
Agreement Joint Powers Board.
Motion passed.
Individuals addressing the Council
were: Jacquie Anderson, 116 ½ E.
2nd, informing Council about issues
with food trucks in the downtown
and requesting that the temporary
parking permit process be seized; Toni
Stanley, 1052 S. Jackson, requesting
that food trucks not be allowed near
established restaurant locations; and
Duane Jensen, owner of Charlie T’s
Pizza, also asking that food trucks be
regulated.
Mayor Humphrey asked City
Manager Napier for background
on this topic. City Manager Napier
elaborated on the subject.
Also addressing the Council were:
Shawn Houck, 602 S. Park, stating
that parking space control and food
trucks in the downtown are two
separate issues; Dennis Steensland,
533 S. Washington, asking about the
management of the lodge at Hogadon;
and Tracy LaMont, 721 E. 12th,
regarding various concerns.
Mayor Humphrey noted the next
meetings of the City Council will
be a work session to be held at 4:30
p.m., Tuesday, November 28, 2017,
in the Council’s meeting room; and, a
regular Council meeting to be held at
6:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 5, 2017,
in the Council Chambers.
At 9:18 p.m., it was moved
Councilmember Laird, seconded by
Councilmember Huckaby, to adjourn
into executive session to discuss
personnel. Motion passed. Council
moved into the Council meeting room.
Council returned to the Council
Chambers. At 9:40 p.m., it was moved
and seconded to adjourn the executive
session and regular Council meeting.
Motion passed.
Published: December 6, 2017
Legal No: 33814

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